or just change the link towards the WP profile edit:
bbpress 2.5.1 on line 65 in bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/user-details.php
You can try the ‘Remap existing users to default forum roles’ repair tool to see if that fixes the bbPress Roles: https://codex.bbpress.org/repair-forums/
I had a quick look at https://wordpress.org/plugins/role-scoper/ and they make no specific mention of supporting bbPress’ ‘Dynamic Roles’ and that could be where the core of the issue is.
Yes, Role Scooper is the issue and it appears there will be no longer further development or support:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/role-scoper/faq/
With the production release of Press Permit, is Role Scoper still supported?
Basic Role Scoper support (bug fixes but not necessarily plugin conflict resolution) will be provided while WP 3.6.x is the active WordPress version. Compatibility with WP 3.7 and beyond is not assured, as I do not plan any further unfunded development of the Role Scoper code base. Further development and support will be available on a consulting basis as indicated on agapetry.net, but I will encourage migration to Press Permit – a superior platform with a sustainable funding model.
The good news is the new plugin ‘Press Permit’ does support bbPress’ Dynamic Roles 🙂
https://wordpress.org/plugins/press-permit-core/
Customize bbPress forum permissions
As it is used in many spots I would suggest you add the translation now.
Most of these translations only happened in the past two days so I would expect you won’t have to wait long for the translations to be updated.
Once you translate that string fill out this form https://he.wordpress.org/contact/
More info is also here in Hebrew https://he.wordpress.org/translate-wordpress/
It might be in form-forum.php (bbpress/templates/default/bbpress)
It has these lines, have not tried it and be sure to have a backup:
<p>
<label for="bbp_forum_type"><?php _e( 'Forum Type:', 'bbpress' ); ?></label><br />
<?php bbp_form_forum_type_dropdown(); ?>
</p>
<?php do_action( 'bbp_theme_after_forum_form_type' ); ?>
<?php do_action( 'bbp_theme_before_forum_form_status' ); ?>
<p>
<label for="bbp_forum_status"><?php _e( 'Status:', 'bbpress' ); ?></label><br />
<?php bbp_form_forum_status_dropdown(); ?>
</p>
It looks like “Topic Status” has not been translated yet 🙁
Hebrew 91% Translated 943 Strings Translated 92 Strings untranslated
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/dev/he/default?filters%5Bstatus%5D=untranslated&sort%5Bby%5D=priority&sort%5Bhow%5D=desc
You could help by translating those 91 remaining strings and then fill out the form here and let them know “There are some strings for bbPress waiting to be validated”, once these are approved you can update your translations.
צרו קשר
Note: In the very near future any updated translations will arrive via WordPress’ automatic updates 🙂
My wp theme is Luminescence Lite. Bbpress is default.
If I ever get any issues like this then here is what I do in this order:
1. Go to settings > forums and then recalculate permissions
2. Go to the permalinks page
3. Start disabling plugins one by one to see if there is a plugin conflict
4. Disable my theme and activate a default theme (this is for front end issues).
Just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can add a user to participate in the bbpress forums, but not allow them access to sign on to my wp-admin panel. When the registration email is sent out, it includes in the default message the sitename/wp-admin for them to sign on. I don’t want my forum users to get routed there, but want them to just be sent back to the forum sign on page internally.
Any help? Am I missing something simple?
Ok so I’m using buddypress, and as I understand it subscribers to my website have the comments, buddypress, and bbpress all connected. So if you upload a avatar for one it’ll be used for all. As I understand it being on wordpress for a month.
Is there a (simple noob) way or plugin to get options on avatar sizes? And somehow get it to work for buddypress, bbpress, and comments. Or at least bbpress.
In other words if users upload a square avatar it’ll be square in the comments, buddypress profile, and bbpress since they’re all connected. Or if they upload a long rectangular one it’ll be long and rectangular everywhere also. I can settle for square in the comments but I really want long ones in buddy and bbpress.
Or would I have to change the code in buddypress, and in bbpress, and somehow for the comments as I think I do. If thats the case I only ask for help with the bbpress since this is bbpress support.
I know how to change the avatar size in buddypress from this article (though I haven’t tried it yet, I like to gather information then potentially ruin my site afterwards). http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-change-the-default-buddypress-avatar-sizes/
Problem is I’m not sure if the cropping will still work if I change from square to rectangle as the cropping seems to only work in squares. So I found this article to deal with the cropping. http://offthewallmedia.com/programming/buddypress-crop-avatar-to-any-ratio Though I haven’t tested it yet.
So I just wanted to ask before I mess something up if there is a better way to accomplish all this or if there was a plugin or anything and if I change all these settings in buddypress would it be the same for bbpress andor the comments. Thanks for any help.
The creator/developer of bbPress or the Mods, can not help in translations, they just have to trust anybody whom submits a translation.
Kind of correct, all the translations are handled by the same translation process for WordPress
https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/
Using pt_BR as an example if you take a look at: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/dev
You will see that Portuguese (Brazil) is at 94% translated, 975 strings translated and 60 strings untranslated.
@tvieira If you open this link it shows you the 60 strings that have yet to be translated for bbPress. You can update these strings yourself and then contact the Brazilian translator team via one of these links to get these translations approved. Once approved they should then become available via WordPress’ automatic updates in the very near future.
https://br.wordpress.org/contact/
https://br.forums.wordpress.org/
http://wp-brasil.org/
no, i mean the default loaded for people who don’t have a gravatar. the one that is assigned by bbpress. I know how to change my gravatar
Hi all. is there some way for me to change the default gravatar image (mystery man) to something CUSTOM (i.e. that I made). There must be a way. i don’t like the generic image and i don’t want to usee one of the other gravatar images
If you want to make the tickbox ticked by default you could use a small bit of jQuery
jQuery("#checkbox").prop('checked', true);
Then just include it in the admin or frontend – where ever you need it.
I’m trying to make this checkbox checked by default: Create a Group -> 4. Forum -> Group Forum -> “Yes. I want this Group to have a forum.”
I found the code that handles this at /plugins/bbpress/includes/extend/buddypress/group.php, a function called create_screen. I’d like to customize this function, so I copied the function to a plugin script. I figure I have to do something like
remove_action(‘whereever_the_hook_for_the_group_creation_thing_is’, ‘create_screen’);
add_action( ‘whereever_the_hook_for_the_group_creation_thing_is’, ‘create_screen’ );
to get my custom version to replace the stock version, but I don’t know where the hook is or how to go about finding it.
The dialog in bbPress for inserting a link into a post by default shows a search box and a list of existing content on the site.
I am using WooCommerce on the same WordPress installation as bbPress. The problem is that WooCommerce coupons use Pages. This means all of my coupons (often ones that are created for specific people or specific purposes) can be publicly displayed in this list.
I’ve edited my css to display: none; this section, but I’m not satisfied with this solution as it is still possible for someone to change the css and view these pages.
Is there a way I can disable this feature? How might I go about modifying the code to remove it?
Nevermind, I found the problem. I remembered I did this before:
I have a statistics plugin that uses the server time instead of the WP timezone settings.
Therefore I added <?php date_default_timezone_set('Asia/Bangkok'); ?> to the plugins php and that was in the sidebar always present.
Now I removed it the Edit Allowed Time works correct.
I have recently installed BBPress into my WordPress theme, and have been having a few problems with spam registrations. Basically people are creating accounts, and in their profile text the are adding links to external sites. I would like “nofollow” to be added to these links by default, though nothing I have found on this forum has worked. I have added various things to my functions.php file as instructed by people here – none have worked. Can anyone help with this?
This something we could look at implementing into the core of bbPress, could you create a ticket in Trac for this and we can take a closer look at the issue.
http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org (Use the same wordpress.org/bbpress.org username and password)
I would also like to hide the “/members” page form being publicly accessible – is this possible?
This part is BuddyPress 😉
You currently cannot set this to be the default, the forum administrator needs to set these permissions when creating the forum.
Try running the ‘Remap existing users to default forum roles’ repair tool.
https://codex.bbpress.org/repair-forums/
It also looks like you are using another plugin to control access to bbPress forums.
What is this plugin and does it work with bbPress’ roles?
That said one of the strings ‘You must be logged in to create new topics’ IS translated here so it might be the case of updating your translations.
Details to update your translations are here https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/
I would also look at the 115 of 1034 strings yet to be translated looking at the details here and get those translated and then contact your local Hebrew translation team via https://he.wordpress.org/contact/ to get the strings approved.
Hello,
I have recently installed BBPress into my WordPress theme, and have been having a few problems with spam registrations. Basically people are creating accounts, and in their profile text the are adding links to external sites. I would like “nofollow” to be added to these links by default, though nothing I have found on this forum has worked. I have added various things to my functions.php file as instructed by people here – none have worked. Can anyone help with this?
I would also like to hide the “/members” page form being publicly accessible – is this possible?
Thanks
James
When I go to post as anonymous, in the field where you put your website address I see: Array. Check pick Below:
http://oi43.tinypic.com/9r0zt2.jpg
I’m using the latest bbPress. I’m not sure, but I think this started after the last update.
